ABOUT PER HENRIK WALLIN
Cult jazz figure who was obscure in the U.S., but influential on Europe's jazz scene for more than 30 years. He was considered a textural master.
His numerous recordings resurfaced following his death, mainly through indie labels like Atavistic, Ayler, and Moserobie.
He was awarded the Swedish variant of the Golden Django a mere two years before he died.
He was born in Karlsborg and died in Stockholm. He was crippled after a 1988 accident and was forced to stop performing until 1995.
He was often compared to Thelonious Monk, Ahmad Jamal, and Cecil Taylor .
